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2007
Bergman, J.  2007.  Creative Evolution: An Anti-Darwin Theory Won a Nobel. ICR Impact Series. (409):i-iv.
2006
Bergman, J.  2006.  Presidential Support for Creationism. ICR Impact Series. (400):i-iv.
Bergman, J.  2006.  Theistic Evolution and the Creation-Evolution Controversy. ICR Impact Series. (393):i-iv.
2005
Bergman, J.  2005.  Darwin's Passion for Hunting and Killing. ICR Impact Series. (383):i-iv.
Bergman, J, Calkins J.  2005.  Is the Backwards Human Retina Evidence of Poor Design? ICR Impact Series. (388):i-iv.
2004
Bergman, J.  2004.  A Story of Two Professors. ICR Impact Series. (372):i-iv.
Bergman, J.  2004.  Was Charles Darwin Psychotic? A Study of His Mental Health ICR Impact Series. (367):i-iv.
2003
Bergman, J.  2003.  The "Baby Doctor," Benjamin Spock, On Darwin and Morality. ICR Impact Series. (356):i-iv.
2001
Bergman, J.  2001.  Darwin's Influence on Ruthless Laissez Faire Capitalism. ICR Impact Series. (333):i-iv.
Bergman, J.  2001.  The Effect of Darwinism on Morality and Christianity. ICR Impact Series. (336):i-iv.
1999
Bergman, J.  1999.  Are wisdom teeth (third molars) vestiges of human evolution? Creation Ex Nihilo Technical Journal. 12:297-304.
Bergman, J.  1999.  ATP: The perfect energy currency for the cell. Creation Research Society Quarterly. 36:2-9.
Bergman, J.  1999.  Did God make pathogenic viruses? Creation Ex Nihilo Technical Journal. 13:115-125.
Bergman, J.  1999.  The putative evolution of the animal Eukaryote cell ultrastructure. Creation Research Society Quarterly. 35:221-231.
1998
Bergman, J.  1998.  Bridging the artificial dichotomy between the putative "physical" and "metaphysical" realities. Creation Research Society Quarterly. 35:84-92.
Bergman, J.  1998.  The critically important plants called mosses. Creation Research Society Quarterly. 35:27-30. Abstract
Bergman, J.  1998.  Diet, health and evolution. Creation Research Society Quarterly. 34:209-217.
Bergman, J.  1998.  The transitional form problem. Creation Research Society Quarterly. 35:134-147.
1997
Bergman, J.  1997.  Cell cycle control and Paley's watch. Creation Ex Nihilo Technical Journal. 16:82-92.
Bergman, J.  1997.  A challenge to a classic example of the survival of the fittest doctrine: The dodo and the passenger pigeon story. Creation Research Society Quarterly. 34:48-55. Abstract
Bergman, J.  1997.  How genes manufacture plants and animals. Creation Ex Nihilo Technical Journal. 11:202-211.
Bergman, J.  1997.  Molecular biology and gene cloning: Thinking the thoughts of God. Creation Ex Nihilo Technical Journal. 11:212-220.
Bergman, J.  1997.  Understanding poisons from a creationist perspective. Creation Ex Nihilo Technical Journal. 11:353-360.
1996
Bergman, J.  1996.  Advances in integrating cosmology: The case of cometesimals. Creation Ex Nihilo Technical Journal. 10:202-210.
Bergman, J.  1996.  Censorship of information on origins. Creation Ex Nihilo Technical Journal. 10:405-414.


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